Miles Ahead Network

07/11/2024

Options has partnered with the Miles Ahead Network, one of the country's most trusted vehicle donation services. The Miles Ahead Network arranges a licensed tower to pick up donated vehicles for free in 48 hours or less. The donor will receive a tax-deductible receipt for $500 or more, depending on the sale price of the vehicle, and all proceeds from the sale benefit Options!

Cars, vans, trucks, RVs, motorcycles, heavy equipment are accepted, and boats on a case-by-case basis. Vehicles are accepted in any condition, nationwide, running or not. If you or someone you know would like to participate, call 631-361-9020 and speak to a member of Options Development Department to learn more.

06/05/2023

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06/01/2023

DONATE A CAR IN NY: HOW TO MAXIMIZE TAX DEDUCTIONS FROM A CAR DONATION

The car donation process sounds so simple: Donate your used vehicle to charity and receive a tax deduction while you help those in need. It’s a win-win situation, right? Not necessarily. Without a little planning and preparation, it can be easy for well-meaning donors like you to end up stumbling and fumbling with deductions come tax time.

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The car donation process sounds so simple: Donate your used vehicle to charity and receive a tax deduction while you help those in need. It’s a win-win

05/31/2023

Your car donation helps provide funding for critical services: for veterans with PTSD, for shelter for the homeless and food for the hungry, for services for the drug dependent…to name just a few of the programs the proceeds from your car donation help.

05/29/2023

Miles Ahead Network operates a car donation program that benefits a variety of important causes for the disabled, the elderly, children, and veterans programs. The cars you donate are sold at auction or recycled, and the proceeds benefit your favorite charities.

01/19/2019

The first conviction against humanitarian aid volunteers in a decade.

Federal judge finds activists guilty of entering a national wildlife refuge without a permit to give aid to migrants